Weather Actual Study Guide Unit 1

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Hazards - Deadliest, most damaging

Extreme heat, Hurricane

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Weather vs. Climate

Short term vs Long term

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Basic weather properties

Temperature, air pressure, humidity, precipitation, wind speed and wind direction

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Atmosphere gases in order of most common

Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon

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What are Aresols?

Visible air particles that could make or break the air

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Atmosphere layers from bottom to top

Thermosphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, and troposphere

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Atmosphere temp changes from bottom to top

Increases, increases, decreases, increases

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How does atmospheric pressure change as you go up

Decreases because there is less air above you

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Environment lapse rate

Rate at which the air temperature decreases as in a increase in altitude

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Potential energy vs Kinetic Energy

Not moving vs moving

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Heat transfer - Conduction, Convection, Radiation

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Waves - Wavelength, amplitude


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Celcius equations

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Wiens law

wavelength reflects temperature of object.

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Solstices and Equinoxes

June 21 and December 21, March 20 and September 23.

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Albedo

If it absorbs sunlight, it will get hot.

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Absorption

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Isobar

Pressure

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Isotherm

Tempurature

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Latent Heat

Hidden heat that can turn into sensible heat

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Pressure gradient

The stronger it gets, the stronger the wind.

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Coriolis force

A force that causes moving objects to curve or deflect when viewed from a rotating frame of reference, such as the Earth